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  • cpawamcpawam

    Boost Txa 650Published on 05/27/08 at 14:21
    (This content has been automatically translated from French)
    - How long have you use it?
    Just over seven months.

    - What is so special that you like most and least?
    Pros:
    -Protections to overheating, and DC circuit court.
    -The connector: XLR and jack input, output and speackon terminal.
    -The power, which compared the price is amazing.

    Cons:
    -The size: 3U amp of this class, it's big!
    -The acute lack of precision in the slightly above 12,000 Hz,
    but held in the lower right, although not as deep and punchy as a crest
    or qsc rmx.
    No display-level diode, just the signal.

    - How would you rate the quality / price?
    It value for money is really honest, especially for the power available.

    - Have you tried many other models befo…
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    - How long have you use it?
    Just over seven months.

    - What is so special that you like most and least?
    Pros:
    -Protections to overheating, and DC circuit court.
    -The connector: XLR and jack input, output and speackon terminal.
    -The power, which compared the price is amazing.

    Cons:
    -The size: 3U amp of this class, it's big!
    -The acute lack of precision in the slightly above 12,000 Hz,
    but held in the lower right, although not as deep and punchy as a crest
    or qsc rmx.
    No display-level diode, just the signal.

    - How would you rate the quality / price?
    It value for money is really honest, especially for the power available.

    - Have you tried many other models before buying it?
    Yes, behringer gemini and it is quality + or - equivalent to those of the same range as competitors, but for less.

    - With experience, you do again this choice? ...
    No, today, this amp to fully fulfill its mission when I needed him, but now I need more power because I push the JBL and Yamaha in need of another type of amp.
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  • Dj-973Dj-973

    Boost Txa 650Published on 05/07/09 at 11:23
    (This content has been automatically translated from French)
    It's been 8 months since I bought it
    as it is in Presita mediums and serious with 2 x 250W RMS into 8 ohms and 2x300 watts RMS into 4 ohms with a + a Bridge 1000W into 8 ohms, but these are advantages that are only a few minutes because the amp comes too easily to red (clip) and several minutes later he goes, and whatever is revealed only disadvantage that after 2 weeks of use (why, I do not know) (note: I used CX15 they are pregnant from the same brand). To correct this I had to install a large fan (1.5 kg) on ​​the inside, now it stays red all night and do not go out and provides a power exelente 6 months (I recall and I'm dj hump all weekend). To tell you the price / quality ratio is v…
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    It's been 8 months since I bought it
    as it is in Presita mediums and serious with 2 x 250W RMS into 8 ohms and 2x300 watts RMS into 4 ohms with a + a Bridge 1000W into 8 ohms, but these are advantages that are only a few minutes because the amp comes too easily to red (clip) and several minutes later he goes, and whatever is revealed only disadvantage that after 2 weeks of use (why, I do not know) (note: I used CX15 they are pregnant from the same brand). To correct this I had to install a large fan (1.5 kg) on ​​the inside, now it stays red all night and do not go out and provides a power exelente 6 months (I recall and I'm dj hump all weekend). To tell you the price / quality ratio is very good but my Peavey Speakers are made for other powers, so I will not go that choice.
    Summary: To exploit the maximum performance requires pregnant lower or the same power if not more ... thank you all!
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